Crypto Shield Mobile
Wallet security that watches credentials, not just chains
I've spent 25 years in telecom security watching how attackers get in before anything visibly breaks. That's the part most crypto security tools miss: by the time a wallet drain, a fake airdrop claim, or an NFT honeypot actually executes, the money is already gone.
Almost every on-chain attack I've looked at started off-chain: a phishing kit harvesting a seed phrase, a stolen session cookie, a leaked credential sitting in a criminal marketplace weeks before it gets used. Wallet security tools watch the chain. Nobody was watching the credential exposure that precedes it.
Crypto Shield Mobile grew out of RelayShield, the threat intelligence platform I've been building. It includes a corpus of 2.2M+ IOCs, 1,000+ malware families, and 37+ monitored Telegram criminal marketplaces, originally built to catch breach and infostealer activity before it hits. I extended that same detection engine to treat credentials and on-chain activity as one combined attack surface instead of two separate problems.
The goal is proactive, not reactive: surface the signal while an attack is still forming — a credential just got exposed, a wallet is being profiled, a scam contract is circulating — instead of alerting you after the drain already happened.
If you're a crypto or DeFi investor who's tired of "wallet security" that only tells you what already went wrong, I'd love your feedback.
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The distinction between where attacks execute and where they begin is what caught my attention.
If that framing holds up, you're not competing with wallet security products—you've moved earlier in the attack lifecycle. That changes how people evaluate the product, because preventing a compromise is a very different job from monitoring one.